A profile on Columbia Law student Miles Kim
COLUMBIA LAW SCHOOL — Miles Kim ’25 studied percussion as an undergraduate, and the techniques he learned to deal with performance anxiety have come in handy at Columbia Law School, where the aspiring litigator has competed twice in the Harlan Fiske Stone Moot Court Competition.
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COLUMBIA LAW SCHOOL — Akesh Shah ’25 chose law in part because he found the reasoning in legal analysis similar to his study of philosophy as an undergraduate.
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COLUMBIA LAW SCHOOL — Alice Park ’25 was drawn to the law based on her experiences as a student journalist and history major at Yale University.
Read More about A profile on Columbia Law student Alice ParkColumbia Law announces graduation speakers
COLUMBIA LAW SCHOOL — Dean Daniel Abebe shares updates about this year’s graduation speakers.
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COLUMBIA LAW SCHOOL — In the latest video from the Professors in Print series, Professor Sturm discusses the timeliness of her new book, What Might Be, and how she hopes it will inspire change agents.
Read More about Video: Columbia Law professor Susan Sturm discusses her book on confronting racismUniversity of Connecticut Law professor Leslie Levin honored by New York State Bar Association
UCONN TODAY — UConn Law Professor Leslie Levin was recognized for her lifetime of work in legal ethics, media law, and evidence with the Sanford D. Levy Professional Ethics Award.
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CORNELL LAW SCHOOL — The wind howled as our small plane touched down on a narrow strip of frozen land. After 30 hours of travel, multiple layovers, and an unexpected night stranded in a church, we had finally arrived in Quinhagak, a remote Alaskan village home to about 700 people.
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DRAKE UNIVERSITY NEWS & EVENTS — Drake Law School is pleased to welcome Todd Pettys as this year’s Judge James Grant Constitution Lecture Series speaker on Thursday, April 10, from 3-4 p.m. in Cartwright Hall, Room 213.
Read More about Drake Law to host judge James Grant for Constitution lecture seriesA look at Duke Law audiovisual systems in lecture halls
RAVE PUBS — Duke University School of Law in Durham, North Carolina, recently refreshed the audiovisual systems in three lecture halls and a moot courtroom, upgrading to the latest Extron technology, including the NAV Pro AV over IP platform.
Read More about A look at Duke Law audiovisual systems in lecture hallsFAMU Law students travel to Washington, DC to visit Organization of American States
FLORIDA BAR NEWS — In an educational journey led by Florida A&M Law Professor Jeremy Levitt, a group of law students and a graduate student from Baylor University traveled to Washington, D.C., to explored institutions such as the Organization of American States (OAS), the U.S. Congress, and the American Society of International Law (ASIL).
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